‘Dead Boss’: Series 1 Episodes 1 & 2 review
Dead Boss comes across as a concoction of sitcom and murder mystery. There’s a splash of Porridge, a sprinkling of Psychoville and a dollop of Prisoner Cell Block H.
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Dead Boss comes across as a concoction of sitcom and murder mystery. There’s a splash of Porridge, a sprinkling of Psychoville and a dollop of Prisoner Cell Block H.
Billy’s spidery political network extends further this week as he attempts to handle the impending transfer of CW into Shoe Lane.
Channel 4 has today announced the commission of Here and There, an ambitious feature-length drama from The Trip director Michael Winterbottom.
Channel 4 have confirmed that they have signed the rights to broadcast the second season of acclaimed US drama Homeland.
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Last week’s opener tried to give us an overview of the whole Game of Thrones canvas by featuring every major character, while The Night Lands benefits from concentrating on fewer groups.
The genius of Homeland is that we genuinely don’t know who to trust. Every character that might be telling porkies has a compelling explanation for their suspicious behaviour.
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As fun and as enjoyable as this undoubtedly is, it remains to be seen if Alcatraz will hold you prisoner.
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